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- 1. University of Bradford Transcript This document is an official University of Bradford Transcript. 1. Personal Details Name of Student Liyth Abdallah Qasim Alhamzah Date of Birth 30/06/1986 University Reference 06008306/1 HESA Reference 0811110083065 2. Programme of Study and Qualification Sought Qualification Bachelor of Engineering Teaching Institution University of Bradford Awarding Institution University of Bradford Programme of Study BEng School of Engineering, Design and Technology Programme Title Mechanical Engineering Language(s) of Instruction English Language(s) of Assessment English 3. Level and Duration of the Qualification Programme Level Bachelor of Engineering Programme Hours 1,200 total study hours per full-time academic year (or pro rata for part- time study) 4a. Contents of the Programme of Study and Results Achieved Year Module Code Module Title Level Mark Grade Credits ECTS Credits 2008/9 ENG2027MFurther Engineering Mathematics 2 87.70 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2026MStructural and Solid Mechanics 2 80.00 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2015MDesign for Manufacture and Assembly 2 92.00 P 10 5 2008/9 CY-0205M Sensors and Actuators 2 52.70 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2038MFluid Mechanics 2 2 84.00 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2034MThermodynamics 2 82.20 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2002MEngineering Dynamics 2 60.90 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2028MComputer Modelling Techniques 2 94.00 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2023MEngineering Materials 2 64.00 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2016MIntroductory Control 2 70.20 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2005MVehicle Engineering 2 66.50 P 10 5 2008/9 ENG2030MEngineering Statistics 2 76.80 P 10 5 2009/0 ENG3009MProject Management 3 52.30 P 10 5 2009/0 ENG4087MManufacturing Planning and Control M 55.50 P 10 5 2009/0 ENG3014MProduct Design & Innovation 3 62.00 P 10 5 2009/0 ENG4037MComputer Applications of Numerical Methods M 48.00 P 10 5 2009/0 ENG3048MSix Sigma for Business Excellence 3 68.00 P 10 5 2009/0 ENG3011MCorporate Strategy and Engineering Management. 3 66.00 P 10 5 2009/0 ENG3049MReliability Engineering 3 76.30 P 10 5 2009/0 ENG3042J Project 3 68.60 P 30 15 2009/0 ENG4064MSustainable Energy M 96.30 P 10 5 2009/0 ENG3008MAdvanced Design Applications 3 76.10 P 10 5 Total credits gained / Total ECTS credits gained 240 120 4b. Qualifications Achieved Award Achieved Classification Date of Award Bachelor of Engineering First Class Honours 20/07/2010 5. Transcript Certification Date Of Issue 12/07/2010 Authorised by Alison Darnbrough Official Post Director of Academic Administration PAGE 1 OF 2 VALID ONLY FOR ONLINE VIEWING AT https://edocs.brad.ac.uk PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGE 1 OF 2 VALID ONLY FOR ONLINE VIEWING AT https://edocs.brad.ac.uk PAGE 1 OF 2
- 2. Further Information https://edocs.brad.ac.uk 6. University Regulations Programmes, modules, credits and levels Each programme of study at the University of Bradford is made up of a number of modules, taken at different stages of the programme. Modules are available in multiples of ten credits. Each 10-credit module requires the average student to undertake approximately 100 hours of study, including contact time. This means that a full-time undergraduate student will study for about 1200 hours in an academic year, spread over 30 weeks (2 semesters); a postgraduate will study for an additional 600 hours in a third trimester, usually on a project. Each module has a designated level, which reflects how advanced the material is. Usually, the level is the same as the stage number (the year) in which the module is taken. For each award, some modules are compulsory and some optional. Students may take some elective modules, which may not be related directly to their award but which address an area that is of interest to them (such as studying a language). The curriculum for each programme of study is described in a programme specification, which designates the title, credit value, level, stage and semester of each module, and whether it is compulsory or optional. Progression A student is permitted up to four attempts at each module. The best mark is used to calculate the amount of credit achieved. The original mark is used to calculate degree classifications and eligibility for an award with merit or distinction, where appropriate. If an assessment is not taken at the first attempt, without good cause, or is handed in late, a mark of zero is awarded (which is used in the calculations for classification). If a mark is not achieved, at the first attempt, a numbered subscript shows the bona fide attempt number next to the mark on the transcript. Awards including those that are accredited by external bodies. Once a student has completed a specified number of credits, s/he is entitled to an award of the University (see http:// www.brad.ac.uk/admin/recruitment/calendar/ords/ord2/html). Many of our awards are accredited by professional, statutory and regulatory bodies, which often have requirements additional to the general regulations of the University applied to programmes of study (such as students having to pass both the theory and practice components of a module's assessment, or having to pass a particular module with a minimum overall mark). Where there are such exceptions, these are referred to in the programme specification. Such awards may also restrict the number of electives that can be taken. More Information More information is available on the University's web-site: http://www/brad.ac.uk/admin/acsec/taught_courses.html for taught course regulations; http://www.brad.ac.uk/admin/acsec/Quality/i-2001-01.html for programme specifications (available by year of entry to the appropriate award); http://www.qaa.ac.uk/crntwork/benchmark/benchmarking.htm for the national subject benchmarks; http://www.qaa.ac.uk/crntwork/nqf/ewni2001/contents.htm for the Framework for Higher Education Qualifications in England, Wales and Northern Ireland; http://www/brad.ac.uk/admin/acsec/Quality/i-99-005.html for the University's response to the national Code of practice; http://www.brad.ac.uk/admin/asec/Quality/i-2003-01.html for the University's Teaching Quality Information Place(s) of study: (will vary: MDIS, IILM, Bradford College, University of Bradford and Bradford College, ...) PAGE 2 OF 2 VALID ONLY FOR ONLINE VIEWING AT https://edocs.brad.ac.uk PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGE 2 OF 2 VALID ONLY FOR ONLINE VIEWING AT https://edocs.brad.ac.uk PAGE 2 OF 2